Unified Enterprise Knowledge Representation with Conceptual Models - Capturing Corporate Language in Naming Conventions
作者： Patrick Delfmann , Lukasz Lis , Sebastian Herwig
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摘要: Conceptual modeling is an established instrument in the knowledge engineering process. However, a precondition for usability of conceptual models not only their syntactic correctness but also semantic comparability. Assuring comparability quite challenging especially when are developed by different persons. Empirical studies show that such can vary heavily, model element naming, even if they meant to express same issue. In contrast most ontology-driven approaches proposing resolution these differences ex-post, we introduce approach avoids naming already during modeling. Therefore formalize conventions combining domain thesauri and phrase structures based on linguistic grammar. This allows guiding modelers automatically process using standardized labels elements, thus assuring unified enterprise representation. Our generic, making it applicable any language.
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